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Bosnia and Herzegovina Advances Major Gas Pipeline Project

In a significant development for energy infrastructure in Bosnia and Herzegovina, two companies have submitted bids for the design and construction of the Šepak–Novi Grad gas pipeline. This project, spearheaded by Sarajevo-gas from Istočno Sarajevo, is positioned as a critical investment in the region’s energy landscape. The bidders include Vemak İnşaat, a Turkish construction firm, and Konvar, which represents a consortium of companies from Serbia and the Republic of Srpska (RS).

The tender process has now entered its first evaluation phase, as stated by Nedeljko Elek, the director of Sarajevo-gas. This phase entails a comprehensive assessment of technical documentation, licenses, and compliance with regulatory requirements. Only those bidders who meet these stringent criteria will proceed to the subsequent stage, where financial offers will be evaluated.

Launched at the end of last year, this tender is valued at approximately €450 million excluding VAT. It stands out as one of the largest energy infrastructure projects ever proposed in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The scope of work outlined in the project documentation encompasses not only pipeline design but also construction along its entire route and all necessary civil engineering and specialized technical activities required for successful completion.

The contract will be awarded based on the lowest offered price while ensuring that all technical and administrative conditions are met. The planned pipeline is expected to closely follow the route of the Eastern Gas Interconnection, a long-discussed initiative that is considered essential for future gas infrastructure development in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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